The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... subject at large , will perhaps fug- geft to the reader what it is that gives a beauty to many paffages of the fineft writers both in profe and verse . As an undertaking of this nature is entirely new , I quef- tion not but it will be ...
... subject at large , will perhaps fug- geft to the reader what it is that gives a beauty to many paffages of the fineft writers both in profe and verse . As an undertaking of this nature is entirely new , I quef- tion not but it will be ...
Strana 65
... subject which I proceed upon . I must therefore defire him to remember , that by the pleafures of the imagination , I mean only fuch pleasures as arife originally from fight , and that I divide thefe pleasures into two kinds : my defign ...
... subject which I proceed upon . I must therefore defire him to remember , that by the pleafures of the imagination , I mean only fuch pleasures as arife originally from fight , and that I divide thefe pleasures into two kinds : my defign ...
Strana 115
... subject , I fhall only confider by way of conclufion , what an infinite advantage this faculty gives an almighty Being over the foul of man , and how great a measure of happiness or misery we are capable of receiving from the ...
... subject , I fhall only confider by way of conclufion , what an infinite advantage this faculty gives an almighty Being over the foul of man , and how great a measure of happiness or misery we are capable of receiving from the ...
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